Dylan In Training — with Dylan Clay Stubblefield

I’m so sorry my friends for your loss! Dylan was a good kid had his daddy’s kooky personality! He used to run all over Kinta and then some with my nephews.. u will be missed kiddo

Me and Dylan man, I have so many stories. I will say this Dylan was an amazing man. He use to pull me out of the situations I was in in my home life and would offer for me to come stay with him and things got rough. He always listen to me when I talked, told stories anything, he looked you in the eyes,  he wanted you to know he was listening. I remember when Jace Ford a buddy of ours we went to school with,  left me and Dylan and cubby Terrell at the creek we jumped in that night and we walked all the way to San bois cemetery in 25 degree weather. We laughed, shivered, and what’s crazy is we told each other that night on that walk, that we would soon miss those times. And boy they wasn’t lying. Even though Dylan moved off and created his own life I still thought about him every day,  he done his yearly or every couple of months checkup on me. As I did him. Little did I know the last time I did my check in, it would be the last one. He was gone was to soon but I’ll know he’ll explain why once we get to the other side. I love you Dylan Lovell, you’re An amazing soul and always will be. Gone but never forgotten.  Thank you Dylan for protecting and serving this country. Thank you for asking the sacrifices that you had to make and I pray you are no longer in pain, and up there having the best time. I hope you got the best golden seat up there. Say hi to my nanny up there for me dyl. She loved you as well and is gonna be surprised to see you. Yall Don’t laugh about and joke about me to much either lol. I Love ya Dylan. Forever and always ❤️

So sorry for all your loss keeping you in my prayers.